Acaila
27th January 2002, 22:16
I'm having a hard time getting the subtitles from Star Wars Episode I. I've ripped the vobs with SmartRipper and am extracting the subtitles with VobSub. But no matter what I try, I always end up with the following result:
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timestamp: 01:06:44:194, filepos: 000cea000
timestamp: 01:06:46:754, filepos: 000cee000
timestamp: 01:06:53:274, filepos: 000cef000
timestamp: 01:06:56:994, filepos: 000cf2000
timestamp: 00:00:00:955, filepos: 000cf6000
timestamp: 00:00:03:715, filepos: 000cfc000
timestamp: 00:00:06:115, filepos: 000d00000
timestamp: 00:00:09:075, filepos: 000d03800
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As you can see everything is fine up to 1 hour and 6 minutes. Then with every language timestamps reset. To me this looks like some kind of transition in the video, but I can't find it anywhere in the movie itself.
I've tried to rip chapter by chapter, but to no avail. Subtitles ripped with vStrip produce the same result as well. I would try with SubRip but I'm afraid this would lead to the same thing (and I want all subtitles, not just one language).
When I open these files in SubResync they get mixed up completely, because it orders them from 00:00:00:000 to 01:06:56:994....
Anyone got any ideas on how to solve this?
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timestamp: 01:06:44:194, filepos: 000cea000
timestamp: 01:06:46:754, filepos: 000cee000
timestamp: 01:06:53:274, filepos: 000cef000
timestamp: 01:06:56:994, filepos: 000cf2000
timestamp: 00:00:00:955, filepos: 000cf6000
timestamp: 00:00:03:715, filepos: 000cfc000
timestamp: 00:00:06:115, filepos: 000d00000
timestamp: 00:00:09:075, filepos: 000d03800
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As you can see everything is fine up to 1 hour and 6 minutes. Then with every language timestamps reset. To me this looks like some kind of transition in the video, but I can't find it anywhere in the movie itself.
I've tried to rip chapter by chapter, but to no avail. Subtitles ripped with vStrip produce the same result as well. I would try with SubRip but I'm afraid this would lead to the same thing (and I want all subtitles, not just one language).
When I open these files in SubResync they get mixed up completely, because it orders them from 00:00:00:000 to 01:06:56:994....
Anyone got any ideas on how to solve this?